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In a social media post, the vice president offered a critique of the administration's agenda and messaging in what appeared to be an effort to separate himself from the president.

Troy Jackson, a former Democratic state lawmaker, upset Senator Susan Collins, a Republican who had served the state for 30 years.

For once, the numbers provided a quick, decisive verdict. But from Fox News to the Kornacki Cam, the voices and faces told the story.

And what the party should do with its new majority in the House and Senate.

Democrats celebrated a seismic triumph in the midterm elections, winning control of the Senate and the House as voters delivered a blistering rebuke to President Trump. Peter Baker, The New York Times's Chief White House correspondent explains what ...

The gap between U.S. exports and imports, which remained at a relatively high level in September, has defied efforts by President Trump to decrease it with tariffs.

It was hard to imagine that an electoral wave this big was still possible. But there have been extraordinary changes just beneath the surface.

Investors are already picking the winners and the losers after Democrats glided to a landslide victory in the midterm elections.

The party's midterm victory reshapes the political landscape.

President Isaac Herzog will meet with party leaders over the next two days to decide whether to give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or rivals the first chance at forming a coalition.